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Easiest AAR probe ever !

Started by Captain Canada, November 25, 2020, 01:51:56 PM

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Captain Canada

The prop shafts from a 700 scale Dragon HMS Invincible are a pretty close match to a 144 scale RAF AWACS type refueling probe ! I have two birds and one boat. Perfect !

6680A189-7F06-45A4-B3B2-43A24A0BBFD9 by Todd Pomerleau, on Flickr
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Captain Canada

And of course now I want to dig out my smaller scale and 350 scale ships to see what they have !
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sandiego89

Very interesting. I tend to build my ships as waterline leaving many unloved keels, shafts and screws laying in their boxes. 
Dave "Sandiego89"
Chesapeake, Virginia, USA

chrisonord

excellent idea, especially if you build both small scale ships and aircraft :thumbsup: It could turn in to a lucrative business for someone with a 3D printer too, copying the prop shafts and selling them on as IFR probes for militarised transport aircraft.
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